Sentence examples for origins based on from inspiring English sources

An earlier survey of dog origins, based on a small genetic element known as mitochondrial DNA, concluded that dogs had been domesticated, probably just once, in East Asia.

NEW YORK The City Room column on Oct. 1, about the New York Yankees logo, overstated what is known about the logo's origins, based on information from the ball club's Web site.

Hydrocolloids vary in origins based on the industrial needs.

Researchers have to guess about its origins based on proxy indicators.

This article takes an anthropological approach to the study of a health policy's origins, based on ethnographic research conducted in Bolivia between 2010 and 2012.

The company will start by showcasing each technology in a single digital-first title — Batman '66 (based on the 1960s TV show) for DC², and the aforementioned Arkham Origins (based on the Arkham Asylum game franchise) for DC² Multiverse. Lee said the company is trying to be careful in how it uses these new features.

Both sides attribute new drugs to a specific country of origin (based on the location of the headquarters of the firm that first launches them).

"But I do recall the colours, the sepia hues, the non-linearity and the poetry".The films are heavily influenced by their unique cultural origin, based on a nomadic existence on the massive Kazakh steppes.

However, Mr. De Micheli said the attackers, who appear to be of Turkish origin based on comments embedded in the software, were adapting the malicious code and had already found a way to target users of Firefox, another popular browser.

Migrants were classified by origin based on their country of birth.

Until recently, that was all that could be said about the time of origin based on fossils.